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Education Ministry Announces 2023 Children’s Day Event


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BANGKOK (NNT) - The Ministry of Education is inviting children to its head office in Bangkok for Children’s Day celebrations on January 14.

 

The ministry recently announced its plans for Children’s Day activities this year, with the main events taking place at its headquarters on Ratchadamnoen Nok Road in Bangkok.

 

Children’s Day in Thailand is officially celebrated on the second Saturday of January, which falls on January 14 this year.

 

The Ministry of Education will be organizing an event under a theme that reflects Thai livelihoods and values, as well as adventurous activities.

 

The ministry has received some 100,000 gifts from other government agencies and private firms, to be given out to children at this event.

 

Kids aged 6-12 years old are invited to join a Thai costume competition where they can win a 3,000 baht prize and a trophy.

 

Other activities prepared by the ministry include a tour of the former Chan Kasem Palace, which is now the ministry’s head office, and a walk rally activity.

 

Source: https://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news/detail/TCATG230109130306283

 

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I'm getting really miffed with the pathetic state education for this country. Kids go in 8am, quick ceremony or something and then by 10am they are all sent home.

Same for children's day

Same for Father's day

Same for Mother's day

Same for King's day

Same for Queen's day

Same for Monk's day

Same for Teacher's day

etc etc etc

 

Total joke of an educational system

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